A Comparative Study of Video Coding Standard Performance via Local Area Network

In order to ensure the compatibility among video codecs from distinct manufacturers and applications, intensive efforts have been undertaken in recent years. For example, a digital video, its size is very large to be stored in memory of storage device. Practically, video should be processed to make it more practical to be shared, at the same time maintaining the quality of the video and avoiding error rate to occur during the transmission. All the issues were discussed in this paper. This paper describes the comparison of video coding standard and discusses on video transmission. For instance, a sample video has 320 x 240 pixels per frame, 24 frames per second, total 265 minutes full color video. Thus, several video compression standards had been used to analyse the throughput and round trip time performance base on different bit rates. The result shows the video with a higher bit rate will have a higher throughput. This experiment could proceed by applying a new method of video compression with the latest video coding standard to analyse the performances.